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 1 1pref|              both of adultery and of fornication." O edict, on which cannot
 2 1pref|           succumbing to adultery and fornication their reason for marrying
 3 1pref|             For, again, adultery and fornication will not be ranked at the
 4 1pref|             the work of adultery and fornication by the nuptial and dotal
 5 2    |        judges, and that in a case of fornication, that "such a man must be
 6 2    |             position of adultery and fornication, to which class of sins
 7 4    |                     IV. ADULTERY AND FORNICATION SYNONYMOUS.~Having defined
 8 4    |            we call adultery likewise fornication, usage requires (us so to
 9 4    |       himself guilty of adultery and fornication. Accordingly, among us,
10 4    |          judged akin to adultery and fornication; nor must we let them, if
11 5    |              is likewise a matter of fornication, in accordance with its
12 5    |             the name of adultery and fornication, will be alike conjoined
13 6    |       adultery alone--and therein to fornication also--the gate of repentance,
14 6    |              summarily executed upon fornication. And of course it is a sufficient
15 6    |          People, when they committed fornication with the daughters of Madian,
16 6    |             granted, to adultery and fornication,--you have likewise at our
17 7    |            the crime of adultery and fornication. For although he be said
18 7    |      amendment?" But of adultery and fornication it is not a drachma, but
19 9    |          they may endow adultery and fornication with (the gift of) repentance;
20 9    |            their peers, adultery and fornication, should be retained inconcessible.
21 12   |            preserved to adultery and fornication the post of their own honour
22 13   |          atrocious licentiousness of fornication burdened with incest, as
23 13   |            lump?" And yet incestuous fornication was not a little, but a
24 14   |            heard among you generally fornication, and such fornication as (
25 14   |      generally fornication, and such fornication as (is) not (heard) even
26 14   |         albeit on the ground of that fornication which is the result of simple
27 15   |             they have committed, the fornication, and the vileness," he did
28 16   |            but the body (is) not for fornication, but for God:" for "Let
29 16   |             Lord is one spirit? Flee fornication." If revocable by pardon,
30 16   |           statement for a licence to fornication, on the ground that you
31 16   |            woman; but, on account of fornication, let each one have his own
32 16   |           good," in order to prevent fornication? But if he either has granted,
33 16   |            does grant, indulgence to fornication, of course he has frustrated
34 16   |       nuptials of continence, if the fornication for the sake of which those
35 16   |           cease to be feared. For (a fornication) which has indulgence granted
36 16   |              of penalty? Nay, but if fornication is pardonable, it will not
37 16   |              burns," it follows that fornication, which penalty awaits, is
38 17   | sanctification, that ye abstain from fornication; that each one know how
39 17   |          Among the first he has set "fornication, impurity, lasciviousness:" "(
40 17   |              heinous a sin. Else, if fornication and adultery may by possibility
41 17   |              mouth." Again: "But let fornication and every impurity not be
42 17   |            to "mortify" upon earth: "fornication, impurity, lust, evil concupiscence,"
43 17   |        apostle had granted pardon of fornication to that Corinthian, it would
44 18   |          virgin, "without stain" (of fornication) as a spouse, "without disgrace" (
45 19   |           has manifestly assigned to fornication the auxiliary aid of repentance,
46 19   |              upon it on the count of fornication. Behold, I will give her
47 19   |             from sin, not again from fornication. But what is the point whence (
48 19   |              come, too, adultery and fornication; and if there be any other "
49 19   |            to deny that adultery and fornication are mortal sins; or else
50 22   |             against his will commits fornication. Lust is exposed to no violence,